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Approximation of the Frequency-Amplitude Curve Using the Homotopy Analysis Method
Abstract
The Frequency-Amplitude (F-A) curve on power system oscillation under a large disturbance characterizes how a natural oscillation mode transitions to nonlinear oscillations with growing amplitudes and decaying frequencies. The existing formulation of the F-A curve is derived by solving elliptical integrals on oscillation of a single-machine-infinite-bus equivalent about the targeted oscillation mode. The formula is in a form of infinite series and needs to sum a large number of terms for satisfactory accuracy. This paper introduces an explicit, approximate expression obtained from the Homotopy Analysis Method on the F-A curve. The proposed F-A curve expression is derived from an SMIB system and verified on the IEEE 3-machine 9-bus system to show how the oscillation frequency of a dominant mode varies with oscillation amplitude under large disturbances.
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Xiong, Min, Xu, Xin, Sun, Kai, Wang, Bin (ORCID:0000000341994403). 2021-12-20. Approximation of the Frequency-Amplitude Curve Using the Homotopy Analysis Method. https://doi.org/10.1109/pesgm46819.2021.9638009
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